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Medford Mail Tribune
V
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
Probably fulr tonight ami
Hat. May. (lis Mln. I5.rt.
Torly fifth Yiitr.
Unity Ti'iilli Vour.
MI3DKOUD, OKIWON, FKIIJAY, API? II, '2'.), 191.1
NO. 28
BARNES A
01
OF JEKYLL-HYDE
Doss Viewed ns Mixture of Good and
Diid iiml T. R. Endenvurcd tu Have
the Dr. Jckyll In Him Absorb the
Mr. Hyde Followed Barnes' Ad
vice In Flllliifi Offices.
HYIt.UWHi:, April 23. Tim trlnl
of William lliirucn IIImiI null against
Thimbu o Itoou'vclt look n rt'cudH Into
tnddny until Monday after tint col
onel Iiml been tiiiNtloiiinl nloni'ly In
niKiinl to roiitrlliiilloiiK received dur
ing li In pionliloutlnl campaign,
NYIIAVSi:, Apiil 'J.'l. DuiiiiK III"
second iuy u' hit oro-oxuuiiiiiition
ill I III' Hllll'(lll t'lllllt hem (oilny,
Theodora Moom'M'II Miiiil Hint he Iiml
ii'uniili'il William llmnes h it "soil
n' Hr. .lokyll iiml Mr. II.mIi, who, lik
other politician, lunl his kmhI sob's
iiml liJH Imil iilo." Tin ruliiiii'l mi
lie iliil mil, iim ftiiKKt'li'il by Williiiin
hin, his I'nutrf'i'.xiuniiicr, try to sever
till' IikiH'II'IIIm between HlCso Sillllll'KO
I U illH llf politic. (,'llil' Oil till- (Mill-
trwry, Ini dci'lurcd, lu cnilcnuin'd In
hum tho "l)i. .lckH" in hiin iil.-oili
llio '.Mr. Hyde." II huh llm colonel'A
i'oiiilli day upon tin' witiuww stand
mill lin ni'i'iiii'.l u he mm fniftli n hn
whn mi tlic firol day. Mom letter,
tending In kIiuw llu friendly n'lnlioiit
between himself ami Mr, llunios, wero
introduced.
'I'll.- colonel nilmitli'il Hint lie IimA
I'oniplii'il willi ninny of tin suggc.
lioiiH niitilc n Mm liv Haines in re
gunl to tin' filling of nflices in the
stnto government tint iutC tiic I wo
iiHro hi) was governor.
Imlslldo (.'otcriiiiiciit
''Willi, now, while you weie govcr
imr, Ihero wns invisible government,
vim suy" ukcd Mr. Ivins. "Why
iliilu't .you innko mi nttnek then, him
iliir to tint iiui' you inmlit on Mr.
Iliirnef"
"If tlii'.y I1H1I blocked tin.' legislation
! WHIltl'll, I Wlllllll 1 1 inc."
"Did you ivir discus invUiblc ov.
I'lniiiiiiit with Mr. Harm in Albany"
"I illil not diseii,. tin' spcoifin
phrase. I did discus my olticinl
duty iiml I'ontiiliutioiiH to tlm emu
pni;ii fiiiiil by big hiiaiuoss inter-
Mr. I in iniil u sentence froiu I lie
mitohlogniphy ulioitt Mr. Plait's iiiikI
efficient lli'iiti'iiiiiitM being tiii'ii o llio
highest hlmuliui; in ll' eoiniuiuiily.
"If oti did tint n legnnl Mr
Humus in lliin ciitugnry, whv did von
I'niiHidl mid u'oioi-iiitc with him 7"
Dr. .lekjl mill Mr. ll)ilo
"Hi'i'iitiKo I thought lie wim ulioxo
llio iivei-age of Hm run of politii'lnux
I believed In miiiil become n inoxt
Useful nilicil."
"Did you discuss Ids nioriil stan
dards with liliut''
"I did. I e.xniossed my hopes to
mm.
"So wliilo you with In Albany yon
wero lifting iih n political iiiniiitor in
older to iiinko 1 11 1 it a gaud niti.cir?"
"I Died In jjcl uvi-ry limn In ifet
liy lit ly. Mim( pulitliiinurt Iiml twrt
liutiiii'S, liownver. I rejinrded Mr.
lliiincH ns n Dr. dekyll mid n Mr.
Hyde. Ili hud two sides a nund mid
ii had one, iim other politicians lunl."
Mr. Iviiis rend u letter wrltteu nu
wliitn Iioiino Htutioueiv liy Colonel
HiMMevelt In Mr, llaiiicn, telling liltn
of iippolulinj; him to office.
Ouo In Alisorh llio Oilier
"Did you uppoiiil Mr. llydu I In inert
or Dr. .Inl.yll llnrnert'"'
"I wanted ( Ket the Dr. Jckyll out
of hiin, Tim treasury department
(Continued on l.tiut 1'ar.o)
z
lMIOKN'IX, Ail., April ll!!.-Thu
Hlutn leisliituru I'onveneil today in
hpcttial NUKHion Hiuiuiioned to providn
for Hm luiiiutciiiuici) of Hie Htuto pov
enimenl mid to fix the tax rate, lioth
of wliluh fulled of piihsnpi at Hie re
cent rcidur hcksIoii, Id a brief men.
hiiko ui'duir u hliott hi'hsion flovoiuor
Hunt told Hm le;lsiitiii'H Hint prompt
lll'tloil WIIH IHM'UHHMl'V lO felieVO II
hiuiium criniH with which Hie niiIo
In iionf-oiiiw( ,
SAYS ROOSEVELT
ALLIES RENEW
NAVAL ATTACK
DARDANELLES
Four British Warships Bombard
Forts, Which Arc Also Fired at
Across Peninsula From Gulf of
Saros Smyrna Again Shelled
French Take Half Mile of Trenches
LONDON, Apiil J.I.- The n.-milt
on the Dmilmiclli'x lum liecu renewed
iillhuiiKli it l not iippmrut uhellier
the nllied I nice mo iciiilx to Ihriii
tlm cvpccleil cciicimI iitlnck ic our
lliili wuihliipn eiitureil Hie t-lrait-i
yeiterdiiy mid hoinlmideil llm Tin I.
Uli I'nitH, uhieli ueio Miiliected ulsn
tu indirect Iuh iiciom the pciiiiwulu
rrom the (lulf of Sunn. The result
of llli lighting lllls not liecu dlxclort
I'd. Iloiiihiinliiiciil of tin1 Tuil.Uh
fin In ut Suiyiiin, Aiu Minor nl" h
lielli'Vi'd to luue lii'i'ii icniiiurd. There
in iiothiiiK In iiulicnte, however, that
miy iiiiinc ha liecu iiiiuli', town til mi
ultiiek liylhc force landed from Hie
(lulf of Sum-, uch us is expected In
iii'compiiiiv the next effoit on u lurvi
sonic to win the Danliiiiclle-.
Capture of ncarlv hull' it mile of
(leiiiiau ticiiches near St. Mihiel, the
Houtlieru cNlremity of the (leimuu
weil)e, which tht Ficncli Iiiivo hecu
ntli'uiptiiiR for Mi'vcml weeks in furce
hack, is iiiiuoiiuci'il today in Hie of
ficial coiiuuiiiiicntiiiii ft out Palis.
Spirited fiulilint; in lleluituu ulsn is
reported, mid the admission h iiiailc
Hint the (leimans compelled the idle
to ictire frnm poitiotis north ol
Vprcs'to Hm south of Yprvs, nlliw re
Kiiiucd ground mid took inniiy pris
Diinm. Two men were killed liy the blow
ing up of i Hrilish trawler in Hie
North sen by a (leriumi submarine.
A Ioiik coiil'cience between tlm Hal
in tt foreign minister mid the Austrian
minister ul Koine i expected us a siu
that tie,otiaJipus are still under way
between Austria ami It My. It wim
leporteil yc-tcrdav that Italy has sent
an ultimatum to Au-tria.
No oflicial cxplaiiiition is forth
coiiiiu of the stoppiic of traffic be
Iwecii Kiujbunl mill Holland. One
theory is that this is u sttike aimed
at supplies mid miotlier is that the
men is hem;: cleared for a naval but
tle. The hitter explanation seems in
complete, Iiowcmt, in Hint if such a
step wcic heiui; taken ship running
tu Scmiiliuavimi pints alo would be
held up.
LONDON, April ti:l. Kmperor
Nieholiis nrrived today ut Lcuihcri:.
A lli'iilor dispatch from PelroRrail
siiyn the ('iiiioror was met at the rail
road station by (Irmid Duke Nicholas,
with wlmii) be held U conference coll
ect minr tlm (irnathiau oiicrutioiiH.
A crowd gathered in front of the
palnci', where Lmperor Nicholas is
hluyint,'. AddressiiiR the crowd, the
I'liiperor Knidj
"1 tliunk you for this hcmlv wel
come. Loiir livo indivisible Itussia!
Iliirralil"
OEM BLOCKADE OF
GERMAN WEST AFRICA
LONDON, Apiil 'Jit, 3:15 p. in.--An
oflicial order concerniiiK' tlm
blofkado of (leininn WVst Africa is
published today in Hm official t-a-iretto.
It is signed by llio comiuun
der of tlio allied fleet before Kuine
I'Uii, mid auuoiinees a blockade lie-in-niiiK
nl niidiiilit tonight before the
coiihI of this West African Ueniian
colony, between tlm month of the
River Akwuyfc. and Hie mouth of
Himbii creek, mid aUo between the
month of tlm river Siiiiiiku and the
mouth of tlm liver Caiiipo, under the
i-iilen of iuli'inntlnuiil law,
In coiieliiHiou, (1m order says:
"Tlm (lerniiin iuillinrilien of those
parts not occupied by nllied troops
llivo lu'i'll notil'u'ili I
CZAR
NICHOLAS
V
LEMBERG
COLORADO LEADER,
Inbn It. Uimmiii mill ".Mollicr'
In lil Wnll hticcl office ami told Ii
niir.
OREGON BUTTS IN
TO
GET LAND GRANT
WASMINCJTO.V, April 53. Attor
ney tiuneral Ilniwii or OroKon ot
permllon from thu supromo court
to.fllu n brief urging Hint tlio Btnto'n
rlKht to tnko tlio OrcRon ntul Cali
fornia railroad Inuu Kraut bo protect
ed. Ilo miKROHted tlio rallroml Ihj ro
uulrt'd to null to actual BOttlum, nnd
Hint tlio purclumo prlco aliould Inuru
to tlm benefit of tlio United Stnti'8
limtond of (lie rallroml. The land U
valued at npproxlmntoly $.'0, 000.000.
Tlio lands In question worn Includ
ed In tlio doiunlu Kranted to nld In
tlio construction of tlio Oregon & Cal
ifornia railroad. Tlio rallroml now
claims title under this Krnnt. Tlio
federal Kovorniueut Is HookliiK to have
tlio courts dcclaro'tbe land forfeited
liocauno of tlio unto of n part of the
Imid lu tlio Kraut which nrovlded tlm
land should bo void to actual Hottlers
at not inoro tlinu 2 ',0 an aero and
lu ICO ncro tracts. Tlio railroad fold
In Iutko tracts to timber companies.
lliindrodD of nrtuul Hcttlors nnd
claimants of land are ciiRiiKcd In tlio
lltluatlon to protect their rlKlits,
Trawler Sunk by Submarine
(IIMMSMY, KiiKlnml. April 23.
Tlio (irliuiiuy trawler St. Lawrcnco
wim torpudood nnd sunk lu tlio North
Sea yesturdny by a (Ionium Hubina
rluo. Two members of tlio crow
woro killed and buvcii aurvlvors wuro
brought lioro today by tlio trawlor
Queonstown, whoso sklppor roporta
that tlio HUbinnrluo fired on his ves
sel while cnisuKcd In rescuing tlio
crow of tlio St, Luwronco.
Picador?. 'Roosfvp
RALROAD
10 PLANNED MINERS DEFENSE, NOW ON
tones. Ilolli cnllcil on Itorkcfellcr, Jr.,
I in the truth iiIkmiI tlio Color.iilo inlno
E
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KOMK, April 2.'l. Four is felt thai
the shortage of food in Trieste inny
result hi di-suders of sut'h impor
tnneo Hint they will lead to serious
trouble hcrCj. where oxorythiii(rii)fcct
iui; Trie-to is watched with thu clos
est iutenist, becnu-e the population of
that Austrian erownland id eliiofly
ltnliau.
The people of Triete are now re
ported to bo iiiarcbin through the
street dcmmidin;; bread, crying down
with war nnd idieorititr for ltnly. I'n
der the rijjid Austrian reputations of
the past this procedure would have
rvMilled in urro-ts, us the dipluy of
ltnliau colors or the siupiii of the
Italian uutliem were prohibited.
If the situation in Trieste lieeouu-.
worse it is believed hero it inav be
sufficient to force the hand of the
Italian orcrumcnt becmisu of the
sympathy nnd excitement it would
u rouse union;; the people of this coun
try. FLEET 10 BE IN
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WASHINGTON', April 23. Seere
tury Daniels reiterated todny without
ipudifieiitiou Hint the Atlantic ileet
will pass through the Panama canal
to tlio Pacific in duly. Some doubt
had betn expressed as to whether
cm Ih movements would Juivo ceased
by that time, mid enouuh drcihmi;
FOOD
SHORTAG
CAUSES
ALIAN
RIOTS
IS
PEN SKETCHES OF MEN PLAYING BIG PARTS IN TRIAL OF
ROOSEVELT-BARNES $50,000 LIBEL SUIT AT SYRACUSE, N. Y.
F W
OuvW f Wuvplu
vS-
!PBPvhKi 'ToIiii It. l4iwMii, iioiv on trial for
4Be?riJKV I ""''K01' murder of mine uunrtl, Ills
yZjtfNb&lr- ' u'ro iluuKliter.
SANITY OF THAW
TO BE DECIDED
BY JURY MAY 17
NKW YOHK, April 23 Tlio quoa
tlon of the Haulty of Harry Tlinw will
be determined by a jury. Supremo
Court JiiKtlco llendrlcl;, in a decis
ion handed down todny, granted tlio
application for a now trial inado
by Thaw's attorneys ou u writ of
habeas corpus.
Thaw was lu court whan Justice
llondrlck announced his opinion.
Ills face at onco lighted up with
pleasure. Ho was kept busy for
nearly half an hour Bliaking hands
before ho was taken back to tho
Tombs.
"It will bo Reed news to my moth
or," ho told nowspatior men. "That's
all I want to say for publication."
Tho moot question which Justlco
Hcudrlck bad to decldo was whether
tho court had power to grant a Jury
trlnl. Ho held Hint ho did have such
powor.
Ho pointed out that tho jury was
called In "to nld tho court by their
advice" Mid Hint the finding of tho
Jury would not bo binding It tho
court was satisfied that it was not
lu accordance with tlio evidence and
with Justice.
Justlco Hcudrlck sot tho dato of
tho trial for May 17.
would be done to mnko tho channel of
sufficient depth.
"V nro making all our plans to
go through and will be in the canal
July -J," said -Mr. Daniels. "Wo will
o through and we will go through in
good sluiiy." .
Wli.MAM'M.IVlW?-
TRIAL FOR MURDER
(By William Maeleod Itniiie, author
of "The Vi-ion Splendid," "Tlio
Higlisrnde,' etc.)
TKINIDAD, Colo., April '23. Col
orado's great coal strike i over, but
the Koekefcller's are busy rubbing the
-alt of persecution into the wounds
it left.
The. trial .af.J.ulm, It. Luwson, of
the Colorado miners' strike policy
committee, which began here April
1!), is Hie crux of Hie legal end of the
strike, and the most important labor
trial since the MeXamani cases.
Nominally Hm labor leader is to be
tried for the murder of a mine guard
named Xcnio on October '23, 1H13,
but the real iue at stake cuts far
deeper.
Upon the result of this trial hinges
the ipiesliou of whether citizens have
a right to organize, to gather ou
ground legally their own, and to de
fend their property nnd their lives
ugaiust the attacks of oppressors.
Crime Is .ending Strikers
The legal battle is not one between
the state of Colorado and I.uwsou,
with the death of Nemo as the point
in dispute. There i no pretense that
i.nwsou aeiuaiiv snot xxeiuo. it is
charged that he was the nominal
leader of a largo body of strikers,
some of whom nro tispected of hav
ing shot Nemo during ouo of the
many strike battles.
Through their hired attorneys the
eoal companies nnd tho influence
buck of them mean to get thu last
pound of floh from the men who
fought them to u finish in the recent
strike.
Tho desiro is not to convict the
man who shot Nemo, but tho man in
command of tho Ludlow tent colony.
I.nwsou was one of tho three strike
leaders received by John D. llocko
feller, Jr., in his office at Wall street
during tho industrial relations com
mission hearings.
(Continued on Page Four.)
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Lone Star State and Eastern Okla
homa Swept by Electrical and
Wind Storm Austin Heaviest Suf
fererStreams on Rampage and
Traffic Interrupted.
AUSTIN, Tox., April 23. Damngo
of at least $3,000,000 has resulted
from yesterday's Texas rain and elec
trical storm, according to tho Infor
mation available up to noon today.
Austin was tho heaviest sufferer, with
twolvo known dead, five missing and
a half million dollars property dam
age. A rain cstlmnted at from six to
eight inches turned creeks about Aus
tin Into rivers from half a mtlo to
a milo wide In outlying parts of tho
city. In the darkness last night this
flood swept several cntlro families
Into the water. The known dead
arc:
Martha Vlrglna Kzcll, a young
girl; Helen King, a telephone, oper
ator; Gcorgo Holmes; Tom Qulnn, a
fireman; Mexican woman named Cor
tez and her child; unidentified man;
fire negroes.
It Is said that flvo others who
were In tho hoiiso with the Kzcll and
King girls, were drowned.
Twenty Arc Dead
DALLAS, Tex., April 23. Twenty
persons, perhaps more. It was esti
mated today, met death late yester
day and last night In a rain, electrical
and wind storm general over nearly
all of Texas nnd eastern Oklboma.
Rcsultnt floods have Interrupted
communication by rail and wlro. In
Eomo parts of tho storm area tho wind
and rain contlnuo today. Austin felt
tho greatest fury or. tho tempest.
Tho death toll at the state capital Is
oxpected to bo at least fifteen.
Damage. In Oklahoma
SHAWNEE, Okla., April 23. Sov
en persons wero Injured, threo dan
gerously, In a. tornado which last
night destroyed tho homo of S. L.
Whlttley, a farmer near horo. Tho
property damage In this vicinity was
heavy.
Fort Worth Without Fuel
FORT WORTH. April 23. Two
breaks In tho natural gas mains bo
tween this cltya nd tho Clay countyy
gas fields, caused by floods resulting
from last ulght's storm, today loft
Fort Worth newspapers and small
manufacturers without fuel for their
power plants and most housewives
without means of cooking brcawfast.
WASHINGTON, April 23. CasI
mlro Fernandez, a Spanish subject,
was shot and killed by Captain Lo
za, a Carranza officer, In Puebla,
Mex according to mall dispatches
received hero today at tho Spunlsh
embassy. It was stated that Fernan
dez was dragged from his homo ami
shot without trial. Ho was charged
with being Implicated In conspiracy
against tho government. Captain
Loza was condemned by tho local
government to twolvo years Impris
onment. L
ESTIMATEDFGODEXPORTS
WASHINGTON, April 23. Secre
tary Hedfield laid hvforo President
Wdson at tho cabinet todny bin esti
mates that American exports for tlio
current fiscal year will rcneh .f'-,7.)0,-000,000.
The secretary took to the
cabinet meeting tables showing thut
exports of breadstuff from (ha
United Stales last month Huiountcd to
irTiD.OOO.OOl) worth, iih eomparwl with
8,000,000 in March, .19H, Jhwd
stuffs exported from tho IJmlml
States since, tho ouibiouk nf'the wr'
llltve totalled fit 0,000,000,
WENTY DEM
N TEXAS STORM
SPANISH
SUBJECT
KILLEDBYCARRANZA